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There are now in use on American rail
road % AIS locomotives, 1882 passenger
cars, 8 325 baggage cars, S45,9l4 rs'gh,
csrs. The total cost Of this rolling stock is
500 100000 II made up in one train il
woul d be 900 miles in length or stretch
twice across the continent
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Men talk Of IL being hard times for the
poor. and yet poor man to-day can buy
Q locomotive for So. 900 which would have
cost him $50 900 ten years ago.
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He has taken no thought OF himself oil
his party. His courage lie almost withou,
parallel in political history. Jsckson's Wal
on the U. 6. banks and Lincoln's proclsms
ton Of emancipation were Of the same ma
ture, but no more courageous, timely and
necessary to the welfare OF the Nation
Grover Cleveland is the greatest popular
leader Of the day. He has risen superior
to the politics Of the time. The democrat
ic party cannot cut loose from him; ii,
must sink or swim, live or die, survive OF
perish" with him. - Kansas City Star
Dem
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SMILE.


smile vhenlthe rosy morn ing glows.
Smile when the MONDAY shineth,
u. Smile when at pensive evenings close
The redd' ming sun declineth. .e.a0tm
In all thy divers acts and rounds:
In bright.or gloomy weather, u
Smile and dispel the Tears and frowns, -
Tha, DER thy face would gather. .-->o
True, life is full OF ills and cares,
And troubles TO perplex US,
MischAnces tribes, empty airs,
Like insects sharp 10 vex US,
But mind them not, old age will bring, ~
Enough for grief and sorrow; =
Smile and be glad to-day, thy wingI
May fan no blue TO- morrow.
There was time in years agone
When men we're dark and serious, &c
And he who walked In gloom and scorn;
Was noble and impsrious; N
But now the heart that slAdness lifts, "a
The smiler not the freter;
Gets all the homage aud the gifts
This big world has TO scatter.
It's said the smiles Of Egypts queen,
Great Anthony's fair chArmer,
Did more 10 conquer Roman mlen
Than pith Of Northern srmor; 0
Thou, too. With the same weapons may
Subdue each bosom adder,
And dash DER earth a cheering ray
To make Its creatures glaider.
RoBr. L. DAVIS.
Crab Orchard, Ky.
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ZChicken cholera ia easily subdued with
Gsntsr's Chicken Cholera Cuss. 1t slsO
improves the general health Of the chicken
Sold and warranted BY McRobsrts 4 Stage.
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Rich Grow Richer and the Poor Poorer

A Money Power has dictated legislation and
the administration OF justice, both state and
National TO such an extent as 10 render the
elected officials mere hgure-heads
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Any one desiring an elegant and durable mu
steal instrument will do we'll to examine our
prices before pu chasing. We are az ents for the
well-knovn John Church 4 Co, and wall war
rant our PiaUos for seven years, and our Organs
for q We years The Everett Piano and the Cloug h
Warren Org,n are the best and most reliable
instruments manufactured. Our instruments
can be seen at the postotice in stanford, where
Miss Rose Richards win state prices, etc.
Persons " no have purchased these instruments
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TRUE TO ITS PAST HISTORY,

The editorial page of THE ENQUIRER will
present review OF the past, the causes ana eli
iects, leading up to the present state OF primary
DISRUPTION in series of truthful, exhaustive ana
unanswerable articles that will show who ana
where and when originated the infamous class
legislation -,
During such a crisis subsidized press, dems-
gogue speeches and purchaseable politicians so
deInoraiize the public mind that reliable ex-
Lutte NECESSITY WITH EVERY VOTER OF
WHATSOEVER PARTY, CREED OR FAlIH
WHO VALUES HIS MORAL AND CONSTlIU-
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8. X a, L.. j. COOK, Agent is.

John D. Carpenter Hustonylle; J N Elmore,
Stan ord. James BeaIley, stanford; NJ. Philips,
Farra, Lancaster; Gen W J. Landrsm. Lancaster;
Charles sandidge, junction City; W. M. Payne
Preac hersville; Mrs NJ. Carpenter, stanford
Mrs. Msggis HOLMES, Crao Orchard; o. T. Wal
Isce. Lancaster. lS Tyr
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The ~orld-renovned Knabe, the famous Deck
er a Son, the popular and reliable Everett. Tn
celebrated Clough 4 Warren, and the jon
Church A Co q
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.

The Labor Field has been carefully kept open
not only encouraged but the very worst foreign
pauper labor has been contracted for and i'm
ported in order that competition would cheaper
offered, while EVERY AVENUE OF COMPE-
TiTION HAS BEEN EFFECTUALLi CLOSED
IL THE INTERESTS OF MONOPOLIES AND
MANUFACTURERS, CORPORATIONS AND
CAPITAL. Thus il is, the
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Posted.
PUBLIC SALE
Land, Stock and Crop.
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
DIN Friday. Dec. I6. 1887.

Uh TTIuHys DcCs IOs 1881,
Twentysssven head OF extra good yearling uiules,
Mule Colts, 2 aged mules, IS fat Shoats, bunch
OF youling Cattle, and good line Of Farming I'm.
plements, Consisting OF Wagons, PlowA Gears
Combined Mower and Reaper and everything In
the farming line, 200 barrels OF Corn. Hay In barn
and several stacks, lot OF Wheat In garner House
hold and Kitchen Furniture will also be sold.
Tract Of Land, consisting OF no Acres, sit
uatedon Dix River, and one Of 90 acres, lying
On the Lancaster pike, between the farms OF the
late Geo. King and J +. Carson, will also be sold
Terms made known on day of sale.
2st.td a.. ". EVARS.
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An epoch IN the history of American polite
that promises serious and radical changes II
the past and present schemes OF the
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Buyers and Sellers of Legisla
ton and Political Favor.

OF wealth produced, so per cent. TO the non
producer and 20 per cent. for the actual pro
Queer is the unequal division between
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
Important Change,

I-1st week an important change occur
cd in The Normal school of this village
Prof h. NJ. Harding, The founder and
principal OF the school djsposiug of his
iuterestsin the same o. Prof. y. 4. We'll
stead, a member of tie faculty and "a
gentleman who has been prominently
connected with the school from ITS
opening
For some time past riof. Harding
has been i'm poor health, and more re-
Gently incapacitated from labor and he
fully realized that one Of two things
must be done. lie must either give mp
his arduous duties incidru, upon thc
management of SO large au Institution
or he must entirely lo,eh.s hclltl and
strength. Compelled TINS to look Fate
in the face. he chose as his SUCCESSOR
Prof. Wclstead, man cmiuentiy quail
ilicd, to fill the position Vith credit 10
the school and to himself, and last
week The sale was accomplished
While We cannot but regre, .aat Mr..
Harding has been compelled TO give up
the work into which he entered with
such spirit, Tire RECORD feels. as DO
most of oar citizens, that the step WAS
I a wise one, as with his shattered health
Inc could not long have retained AN
grasp upon the numerous ai varied
minute details to be remembered and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
Whole No. o5.arnI1e !
A Pleasant Annivefsal

or saturday, Jan. /, betweel 4,
30 friends and neighbors gafh q,
the residence of Mr.. and MrsArN
Fallner. of seville, the occasiepS
The SOth anniversary of their wedd
day. They received go0dfy numt
of presents with which they were hig
ly pleased. A bountifnl repast wa
then scryef and remarks were made {
several, those of Bro. Story, of Estelid(
being pronounced excellent by all. All
pronounced the occasion a highly en-
I3yable one. The following little poem
was very appropriately rendered by
of the guests: a.
Nay this circle Of friends. in future years,
BE roc from eorrows. scaldng bears;
And. as days and years pass by,
And age begins TO dim the eye, 81
May each one present respond and say:
wen meet again In endless days
h
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
Glad Tidings.

Bullock Music House the largest
t.cs of pi0uoes and organs in northern
c1igu Parties wanting TO pur-
ase cannct do better than TO send for
cualo and price lists. 402-3w
". :. Thomas, Mgr.
l0j North Wash. Ave. East Saginaw.
GaIHick < Walbridge would res-
elv announce 10 the public that
have secured the services Of l.. ID.
R0 .mn. the old and experienced ice
aud to manage the ice business for
lem this winter and all that want any
hu. i'm that line, please confer with
aam. i02-3W
Money 10 loan in sums Of 1900 To
.U'3. Time, 3to , years on good real
estate security. MARCUS PoLLAsKY.
Marcus Pollasky has a number Of
uIce residence lots for sale on easy
erms
A,l goods bought of p. Il Son are
larrantced to give satisfaction or
money refunded.
Call at =. * Son and examine our
Ue ot silver plated ware and clocks
before purchasing elsewhere. Sa
Go to P a. Son for fine watch, clock
tud jewellery repairing.
II YOU want anything in the line Of
Pushes and Velvets for dress trim
mngs go to Hormig's.
Hats. Ribbons, Wings and Feathers
no cost at Hormig's.
Get yodr fine Dresses. Cloaks and
Wraps made at lIormig's. Only first
lass help employed.
Pequegnat & Son have the finest line
ef jewellery in the city at greatly re-
duced prices.
LoeT. Two notes, given by VIM.
Bates, of New Haven, payable to the
DoWagiac Spring Tooth Harrow CO..
Jriug date of about the Goth Of July.
1855. for about $50 on each. PAyuont
1n the same has been stopped and ali
persons are warned against purchasing
thC same.
LUTHER WooD.
You will find rare bargains in boots.
shoes and rubbers at +. l.. STARKs'
We handle the best rubber boots IN
the market, and prices always the low
est. +. l.. STARKs
Full line of the Goodyear Glove Rub
ber tor ladies, Misses and children at
+. l.. STARKs'
The most complete line of ladies kid
button SHOES of both hand and machine
seWed goods ever shown in Alma. are
at l.. l.. STARKs,. -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
ELWELL,


Daniel Goggins and Mr.. Rowley
have gone in the woods with their
teams to work. a.e
II. Wood has commenced running1n
mis- saw-mill and logs are coming
lively.
A mill to saw heading will so
b. started here. The engine is Ing
now.
Mrs. Amsbery and son Joseph ardV
visiting friends. pear Carson City,
this week.
Putt Taylor bought fine thor
ouoh-bred lIolstein in Ioaia county,
last whek.
The ID. l.. & y. railroad company
is building new bridge half a mile
East of town.
The masquerade was a success. 1t
being 4 pleasant night a good crowd
Ha, in attendance and - numbers
were sold. it was for the benefit of
he grangers.
Burt Marcy has returned to Port
land where he is attending school.
Tie pent the holidays here.
Jerome Kinncy's cousin and fam
| lis from Riverdale and another cousin
from Stanton, spent New Years with
him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
School Notes.


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THelaet session .ae ~.ae h
OH. 81 citation. Ey,i Fl, Lu,IH- du
u- holidays. Was largely 1acudc. and
very interesting to On pciagoges.
About 600 teachers. mostly from grade
e.! schools were present. tir mm
of uUic. and gentlemen being aUu,
equal. Stpt Perrin. of Reed CIty te
largest teacher tn tle State. is oi -
lcicut size to make tUo Alma post
masters. While the supt W H d
Greek schools is cuk about iai ut
Size cd m Alma tc.cucr Seated le-
side each other. tho rc8wAei tAo
dogs spoken of Us D.etcus. The luc
ar of which could taactl snaiT .isea
hin. Tie evening lecture. b In.
Tts,,or. Nelson .,Opratcl tic yartl
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past: OW tuah- men i1' ""iHDl ave
educated together thc youth eu- h.-
l,.r.aHt 1I afrr.i,rr 4. u aei. De
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li'''' VIM '''' '''''''.,'' '.'''
/ dCp.necnce ami uhdhpulcd flUJNtt H
+ every facility. Formerly the Nuau-
,,....,. I'm. .,.,t. aul the n'I f.r. council
bdl az '"' l"'''- A'''i ''
. oalgtd to spend the nt-l all ODD iI
4 life iu preparing D kll ia l.iI
|l..lo. iu,.,led tl,p ra.lm ,f r...-...
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an" "i''H Hl1'' '''' eva
asked. Nj. Nelson uld not, as bis au-
dicnce confidently expected. CeusWc
tLf. ir,,sion About opp-tIiir1 of fhe
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le'1'ilc N"' "'il i'i'' '''" V''''-l VIZ
on ladies. whose destiny does not now
depend upon that of some individual
man Tbe Kindcrgartcn WAS discuss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
Notice.

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
GraLot and Isabella counties. will Be
held at Wright's Opera House in Alma.
on Tuesday, the Sth day Of Fubruary
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, at which time
the subject of amending the charter Of
the company will be considered and
voted upon. L. a. JOHNSON, Sec'y..
Alma, Dec. 29lSS6. 4O3 ct
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07
To Rent.

IA old established hardware store
centrally located in the fourishing VIII
lage of Alma. Mich. a good oppur-
tunlty for first-class timer and plum
her IN connectian. Possession given
Jan. lst lss7. Apply Il. o. box 257.
Alma Mich. 4O3-2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07

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Extra lne s'cieling.
Can You in pret tie weather signals
yet?
The supervisors are in session this
week.
Auofthc county official. are repub-
ucWs.
Does Hu description eNt ne with
,h.5 issue:
4 dne new s. 900 Baptist church WAS
dedicated at Ithaca, Monday.
About a dozen carloads of ice have
hcen shipped to ithaca up to date.
n't throw ashes in the street.
,a.u- viii .riglten horses quicker.
TIE ithaca ". Z. society held an old
fashioned watch meeting New Year 5
eve.
Misses Ncttic Brown and Amy Whit
Hcy. of ithaca, spent New Years with
Miss Kittie Chaplin.
MIS- Ben Button returned from Jack
son Thursday noon and Benjamin once
gain looks happy.
The Howell school had li6 callers in
aue day. recently. Guess the people
take au interest in them.
The Holly Adrcfiscr came out last
week in neat, new dress. Decided
improvement. Bro. Slocum.
W 4. Anderson, of Newago county.
one Of the new representatives. is a
brother OF 5. I. Anderson, of this vii
lage.
The Wright House, the three owners
of meat markets and several ice houses
abont town are laying in a fine supply
of ice of an excellent quality.
WANrEp:-A hired girl One that
can wash. iron and cook. Wages 500
Der week TO one that Is competent.
Enquire of Mrs. II. b. WALDBY.
Married Dee y, at the residence OF
the brides uncle. at Alma, Fred Ham
mer and Miss Mary Bublits, both OF
St Louis, Rev. Mr. Heineke oniciat-
! mg.
Tie pupils Of Miss Chaph'a depart
mcnt in the Union School presented
her with handsome plush-framed
+ hand mirror. Monday morning. as /;
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-07

H., i.sJ ,i.e-
..I.,D oe.ouG
..s-..,s ..., .. ...a -taft, Monroe.
,s..c.uy ,ul4. IS. FieAeA, Luding-
ta; teaaItr. Z. L. Briggs. Grand
lIa,cn.
Jim Cmjis. tie tramp WHO attempted
to ,.cai rice On Tie T.. \. \. y Il.
W. train 40 ~. Louis "a couple of weeks
ago and had his foot smashed under
Tie ear wheels, died at the county house
ON the 22nd. His legs WAS /. cessalily
lmputated at the time of his injury and
wing To- the diseased condition of his
stem it became necessary to amputate
e. Inn the second time. near the
/, dy. From this amputatiou ne was
a able to rally, and died as stated.
Y Since J. H. Redmond, of Grand Rap
II has drawn his opera house it is
y u.ing to hear the comments upon
III terry laws. The thing was lottery
H. fraud no matter who the FORUM
one might have been, but when
see how nicely Mr.. Redmond
athered his nest, " aided and abetted
omc of the prominent citizens of
iecond city, and how well the suck
IN 90 around tn state took the bait,
III aes them a gigantic pain to think
1n the state laws are sneezed at.
ege this should not have been
.lt of before, passing strange.